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This professionally facilitated group is designed to help students with autism succeed in a university environment. This group takes the view that there is no one “normal” or “right” brain. There are diverse forms of processing social information, cognitions, and sensory information. In the same way that there isn’t a “right” gender, race, class, or sexual orientation, there isn’t a “right” way for the brain to be wired. Neurodiversity can be a powerful asset for society, a business, or a family. However, it does pose more challenging trying to operate in a system like a university, that is designed only for “neuro typical” brains.

Held Tuesdays 3:30-5:30pm, January 28th to March 25th (excluding February 20th)

Register here: /studentwellness/workshops/groupregister.php?group=1382